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Miscellaneous Procedures 547
Configuring Dial-Out
Configuring the /etc/generic-dial.conf File
The file /etc/generic-dial.conf defines dial-out instances in the
format shown in the following example.
where instanceID is an optional string to identify a particular instance.
The only supported application-type is dial-out.
The following table shows the parameters that define a dial-out instance.
Edit /etc/pcmcia/serial.opts file
as follows:
• If the GSM card SIM requires a PIN,
specify the PIN
• Inactivate mgetty on the port to allow the
port to be
controlled by the
pppd
application.
“Configuring the /etc/pcmcia/serial.opts
File” on page 555
Create a static route on the OnSite to the
network where the device resides or to the
device itself.
“Configuring Automatic Restart and
Starting Dial-Out” on page 555
Configure automatic restart of dial-out after
a reboot, and start dial-out.
“Configuring Automatic Restart and
Starting Dial-Out” on page 555
# begin application-type [instanceID]
#....
#....
# end application-type
Parameter Description
begin
dial-out
[
instanceID]
Begins the dial-out instance. Optionally
specify a name for the particular
instance.
inPort.name
name
A label for the incoming port to be used
in log messages.
Table 8-8: Tasks for Configuring Dial-out
Task Where Documented
- AlterPath 1
- OnSite Administrator’s 1
- Contents 3
- Contents v 5
- Contents vii 7
- Contents ix 9
- Contents xi 11
- Contents xiii 13
- Figures xvii 17
- Figures xix 19
- Figures xxi 21
- Figures xxiii 23
- Figures xxv 25
- Tables xxix 29
- AT Commands ............. 263 30
- Tables xxxi 31
- Procedures 33
- Procedures xxxv 35
- Procedures xxxvii 37
- Procedures xxxix 39
- Procedures xli 41
- Before You Begin 43
- Document Organization 44
- Related Documents 45
- Before You Begin xlvii 47
- Additional Resources 48
- Chapter 1 49
- Introduction 49
- Introduction 3 51
- Overview of OnSite Features 53
- OnSite Authentication Options 55
- Local Fallback Options 56
- Authentication Methods 56
- Introduction 9 57
- Introduction 11 59
- TACACS+ Authentication 62
- Introduction 17 65
- Types of Users 67
- Configuring Groups 69
- Tasks: Configuring Users 69
- OnSite Security Profiles 70
- Introduction 23 71
- Introduction 25 73
- Introduction 27 75
- Syslog Servers 76
- OnSite System Logging Options 77
- OnSite Alarm Notifications 77
- Encryption 79
- OnSite Port Permissions 80
- Introduction 33 81
- OnSite Port Permissions 83
- Introduction 37 85
- Remote OnSite Access Options 86
- Local OnSite Access Options 87
- Access Options Table 88
- Introduction 41 89
- Port Access Prerequisites 91
- Local User Station 92
- Additional Conditions 92
- Installation Guide 93
- Port Numbers and Aliases 95
- Introduction 49 97
- IPDU Power Management 99
- Power Management 100
- Configure IPMI device 100
- SNMP on the OnSite 101
- VPN on the OnSite 102
- Introduction 55 103
- Monitoring Temperatures 104
- Introduction 57 105
- Introduction 59 107
- Introduction 61 109
- Introduction 63 111
- Introduction 65 113
- Introduction 67 115
- Introduction 69 117
- Introduction 71 119
- Chapter 2 121
- Managing Power 121
- Using the AlterPath Viewer 125
- AlterPath Viewer Options Menu 127
- Menu Selection Description 128
- Print Screen Key 133
- KVM Port Shortcut Hot Keys 134
- Connection Menu 138
- Sharing KVM Port Connections 140
- Quit this session 141
- Connect read only 141
- Connect read-write 141
- Kill other session 142
- AlterPath Viewer 147
- Serial Port Connections 149
- Server or to the OnSite 150
- Connecting to Serial Ports 151
- Through a Serial Port 152
- To Use SSH to Connect to a 153
- Through a Serial Port 153
- Serial Port 155
- Dial-in Connections 160
- Computer 163
- Dial-in Connection 164
- Emulator 165
- Dial-ins 166
- Challenged at Dial-in 167
- Chapter 3 173
- Web Manager Introduction 173
- Accessing the Web Manager 174
- Introduction 127 175
- To Log Into the Web Manager 176
- Options and Requirements 177
- KVM Port Connection Options 178
- Introduction 131 179
- Manager Login Screen 181
- Web Manager Modes 183
- Introduction 137 185
- Chapter 4 187
- Web Manager for Regular Users 187
- Left menu 188
- Connect to Server 189
- KVM Ports Menu 192
- IPDU Power Mgmt. [User] 196
- Cycle Power 198
- Outlets 198
- Managing Multiple Outlets 202
- Security [User] 205
- Temperature Sensors [User] 206
- Chapter 5 209
- Web Manager Wizard Mode 209
- Wizard Screen Features 210
- Introduction 163 211
- Introduction 165 213
- Introduction 167 215
- Introduction 169 217
- Introduction 171 219
- Introduction 173 221
- Step 4: Access [Wizard] 223
- To Add a User [Wizard] 225
- To Delete a User [Wizard] 226
- To Change a Password [Wizard] 226
- Introduction 179 227
- Introduction 181 229
- Step 6: System Log [Wizard] 230
- Introduction 183 231
- Chapter 6 233
- Common Tasks 234
- Expert Mode 237
- Access 240
- Access>IPDU Power Mgmt 241
- Cyclades [Expert] 248
- [Expert] 249
- Access>IPMI Power Mgmt 252
- Enable or Disable IPMI 254
- Power Management 254
- Access>Temperature Sensors 258
- Configuration 259
- Configuration>KVM 260
- Keyboard Emulation Hot Keys 264
- [Expert] 264
- KVM Ports 264
- Sessions [Expert] 270
- Management [Expert] 273
- Configuration>Serial/AUX 275
- Access Server Protocols 280
- Protocol for a Console 284
- Connection [Expert] 284
- Method [Expert] 289
- Buffering 290
- Ports>Power Management 295
- Management [Expert] 298
- Connection Options 303
- Dial string modifiers: 312
- Events [Expert] 318
- Configuration>Inband 321
- Configuration>Security 323
- Server [Expert] 327
- Adding a User 337
- Adding a Group 338
- Setting KVM Port Permissions 339
- To Add a User [Expert] 342
- To Add a Group [Expert] 343
- To Modify a Group [Expert] 343
- KVM Port Access 344
- Configuration>Network 346
- To Configure Hosts [Expert] 349
- Filtering [Expert] 352
- Configuring a GSM PCMCIA Card 359
- PCMCIA Card [Expert] 363
- Ejecting a PCMCIA Card 367
- To Configure VPN [Expert] 370
- SNMPv1/SNMPv2 373
- SNMPv3 Configuration” 373
- To Configure SNMP [Expert] 374
- Type Menu Options 384
- Interface, and Fragments 385
- To Add a Chain [Expert] 387
- To Edit a Chain [Expert] 388
- To Edit a Rule [Expert] 389
- To Add a Rule [Expert] 389
- Hostname [Expert] 390
- Configuration>System 395
- Custom Editing the Time Zone 396
- Enabling NTP 398
- Local Boot Options 400
- Network Boot Options 400
- Information 405
- Information>General 406
- RAMDISK Information [Expert] 407
- Management 411
- Configuration Files 414
- Management>Microcode Reset 421
- Management>Reboot 422
- Chapter 7 423
- OSD for All User Types 423
- Accessing the OSD 425
- Logging Into the OSD 427
- To Log Into the OSD 428
- Navigating the OSD 429
- Common OSD Navigation Actions 430
- IPDU Power Management (OSD) 430
- OSD Fan Failure Warning 431
- Power Management Menu [OSD] 432
- Power Outlets [OSD] 433
- Configure Menu Overview [OSD] 434
- OSD for All User Types 387 435
- Next button 436
- First screen Final screen 436
- Final Save button 436
- OSD for All User Types 389 437
- OSD for All User Types 391 439
- Direct KVM Port Access 440
- Viewer Hot Keys [OSD] 441
- OSD for All User Types 395 443
- Configure 444
- OSD for All User Types 397 445
- OSD for All User Types 399 447
- OSD for All User Types 401 449
- OSD for All User Types 403 451
- OSD for All User Types 405 453
- OSD for All User Types 407 455
- OSD for All User Types 409 457
- OSD for All User Types 411 459
- OSD for All User Types 413 461
- OSD for All User Types 415 463
- OSD for All User Types 417 465
- Configuring Hosts [OSD] 467
- OSD for All User Types 421 469
- To Add a Static Route [OSD] 471
- To Edit a Static Route [OSD] 472
- OSD for All User Types 425 473
- OSD for All User Types 427 475
- OSD for All User Types 429 477
- OSD for All User Types 431 479
- Timeout [OSD] 481
- Timeout Period 482
- OSD for All User Types 435 483
- Key [OSD] 484
- OSD for All User Types 437 485
- Configuring KVM Ports [OSD] 486
- To Activate a KVM Port [OSD] 487
- KVM Port [OSD] 488
- OSD for All User Types 441 489
- OSD for All User Types 443 491
- OSD for All User Types 445 493
- Configured 494
- OSD for All User Types 449 497
- Serial Ports 498
- OSD for All User Types 451 499
- OSD for All User Types 453 501
- OSD for All User Types 455 503
- OSD for All User Types 457 505
- To Configure Users [OSD] 507
- To Add a User [OSD] 508
- To Change a Password [OSD] 508
- To Delete a User [OSD] 508
- To Configure Groups [OSD] 509
- To Add a Group [OSD] 509
- T To Delete a Group [OSD] 510
- OSD for All User Types 463 511
- Ports [OSD] 512
- OSD for All User Types 465 513
- OSD for All User Types 467 515
- OSD for All User Types 469 517
- OSD for All User Types 471 519
- OSD for All User Types 473 521
- OSD for All User Types 475 523
- Screens [OSD] 525
- OSD for All User Types 479 527
- Configure>Date/Time [OSD] 528
- OSD for All User Types 481 529
- Command Key [OSD] 531
- Key Portion of the 535
- Port Info Keyboard 535
- Shortcut 535
- Configuration Files [OSD] 536
- OSD for All User Types 489 537
- OSD for All User Types 491 539
- OSD for All User Types 493 541
- OSD for All User Types 495 543
- System Info Menu [OSD] 545
- Reboot [OSD] 547
- Chapter 8 549
- Miscellaneous Procedures 549
- OTP Configuration 551
- Editing the otp.conf File 554
- Databases 555
- OTP Passwords 557
- Miscellaneous Procedures 511 559
- Web Manager 560
- OnSite Command Line 560
- Miscellaneous Procedures 513 561
- Server on the Command Line 562
- Configuring Groups for RADIUS 562
- Miscellaneous Procedures 515 563
- Accessing Serial Ports [CLI] 565
- Configuring Groups for LDAP 565
- To Configure ADSI Edit 567
- Miscellaneous Procedures 521 569
- Miscellaneous Procedures 523 571
- Organization’s Data 572
- Miscellaneous Procedures 525 573
- Certificate Authority 574
- Web Server Can Find It 575
- /server.crt 576
- Authentication 577
- Miscellaneous Procedures 531 579
- no < 579
- Using the CLI Utility 580
- CLI Utility Features 581
- Execution Modes 583
- Interactive Mode 584
- Batch Mode 584
- Miscellaneous Procedures 537 585
- Autocompletion 586
- Miscellaneous Procedures 539 587
- Saving CLI Changes 588
- Using CLI Hot Keys 588
- Miscellaneous Procedures 541 589
- Using CLI Global Commands 590
- Miscellaneous Procedures 543 591
- CLI Options 592
- To Add a User With CLI 593
- Configuring Dial-Out 594
- Miscellaneous Procedures 553 601
- Miscellaneous Procedures 555 603
- Miscellaneous Procedures 557 605
- Chapter 9 607
- Troubleshooting 607
- Troubleshooting 561 609
- Restarting the Web Manager 611
- Advanced Boot and Backup 613
- Configuration Information 613
- chapter. As 614
- Changing the Boot Image 616
- Monitor Mode 619
- Boot in U-Boot Monitor 620
- Restoring Configuration Files 624
- All the restoreconf 628
- Glossary 629
- authorization and 630
- Glossary 583 631
- Glossary 585 633
- Glossary 587 635
- native web 636
- Glossary 589 637
- Glossary 591 639
- Glossary 593 641
- Glossary 595 643
- Glossary 597 645
- Glossary 599 647
- Glossary 601 649
- Glossary 603 651
- Glossary 605 653
- Index 609 657
- Index 611 659
- Index 613 661
- Index 615 663
- Index 617 665
- Index 619 667
- Index 621 669
- Index 623 671
- Index 625 673
- Index 627 675
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- Index 633 681
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- Index 639 687
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